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Published · transcript-backedCynthia L. Haven: evaluation
24 Aug 2022 Conversations with Tyler Cynthia L. Haven on René Girard, Czeslaw Milosz, and Joseph Brodsky
“[laughs] He was sympathetic with the students, but as he commented, they complain because they have too much.”
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- Cynthia L. Haven
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- 24 Aug 2022
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…How did Miłosz react to the Berkeley Free Speech Movement? [laughs] He was sympathetic with the students, but as he commented, they complain because they have too much. It was very different from the environment that he had just left, where students had very few rights and very few freedoms. The famous incident, of course, is when he was going through the campus, and he was surrounded by protesters. How did he react to that?…
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